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softheaded

/sawft-hed-id, soft-/US // ˈsɔftˈhɛd ɪd, ˈsɒft- //

头脑简单的人,软弱的人,头脑简单,头脑简单的

Related Words

stupid愚蠢的,愚蠢,笨,笨笨silly愚蠢的,傻乎乎的,傻傻的,愚蠢illiterate文盲,一字不识,不识字,扫盲amateur业余者,业余爱好者,业余的,业余人士shallow浅滩,浅谈,浅水,浅显的imbecile蠢人,蠢货,弱智者,弱智的人fat脂肪,肥胖,胖子,胖green绿色,绿化,绿色的,绿thick浓密的,浓厚的,浓重的,浓密asinine卑鄙无耻,卑鄙的,卑鄙无耻的,卑鄙backward向后,向后的,向后退,向后移动brainless无脑,无脑的,无大脑,无头脑credulous轻信,信任,信任的,轻信的dense浓密的,浓密,密集的,密集dull枯燥乏味,枯燥无味,枯燥的,沉闷的dumb哑巴,愚蠢的,笨拙的,哑口无言feeble软弱无力,衰弱,弱小,软弱foolish愚蠢的,愚昧的,愚昧,愚蠢gullible轻信,易受骗,轻信他人,轻信别人half-witted半傻子,半智障,半傻,半吊子

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : foolish; stupid.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.foolish
Synonyms
absurd荒谬的,荒唐,荒唐的,荒诞不经asinine卑鄙无耻,卑鄙的,卑鄙无耻的,卑鄙brainless无脑,无脑的,无大脑,无头脑cockamamy蟑螂,蟑螂的故事,小说家crazy疯狂的,疯狂,疯了,发疯daffy头昏脑胀,头昏眼花,头晕目眩,头昏眼花的daft有毛病的,有毛病,有问题的,有问题dippy讽刺,讽刺的是,讽刺的,讽刺的说doltish傻乎乎的,愚蠢的,笨拙的,傻傻的dotty点点,点子,点滴,点点滴滴fantastic梦幻般的,奇异的,奇妙的,奇异fatuous浮夸的,浮夸,冗长乏味,冗赘feebleminded软弱无能,软弱无力,弱智,弱智的人half-baked半生不熟的,半生不熟,半生不熟的人,一知半解的half-witted半傻子,半智障,半傻,半吊子harebrained胡思乱想,胡思乱想的人,胡思乱想的,胡思乱想的家伙idiotic痴人说梦,愚蠢的,痴呆,傻子ill-advised不明智的,不明智之举,不明智的做法,不明智ill-considered考虑不周,考虑不周的,考虑不周全,粗心大意imbecilic低能儿,低能的,低能,低能级imprudent轻率,不谨慎,轻率的,不慎incautious不谨慎的,不慎重,不慎重的,不谨慎indiscreet轻率,轻率的,失言,轻率的说injudicious审慎的,审慎,不谨慎,谨慎的insane疯了,疯狂的,疯癫,疯疯癫癫irrational非理性的,不理性的,不理智,不理智的jerky牛肉干,牛肉乾,牛肉串,生涩kooky古怪的,怪异的,诡异的,怪异loony冗赘,冗长,冗赘的,冗长的ludicrous可笑的,可笑,可笑的是,荒唐lunatic疯子,疯人院,精神病患者,癫痫病人mad疯狂,疯狂的,疯了,疯moronic愚蠢的,低能儿,低能,低能的nerdy书呆子,呆萌的,书呆子的,呆子nonsensical无稽之谈,无意义的,毫无意义的,无聊的nutty神经质的,神经质,神经质的人,坚果preposterous荒唐,荒诞不经,荒诞不经的,荒唐的ridiculous荒谬的,荒唐,荒唐的,可笑的senseless毫无意义,毫无感觉,毫无意义的,无意义short-sighted眼光短浅,目光短浅,短视,目光短浅的silly愚蠢的,傻乎乎的,傻傻的,愚蠢simple简单,简单的,单纯的,单纯stupid愚蠢的,愚蠢,笨,笨笨tomfool愚公移山,愚人节,笨蛋,傻子unearthly非凡的,神秘的,神奇的,非凡unintelligent愚昧无知,愚昧无知的,不知所措,不知所云unreasonable不合情理的,不合情理,不合理的,不合常理unwise不明智,不明智的,不智,不理智wacky古怪的,古怪weak软弱,弱,软弱无力,薄弱witless笨拙,傻子,笨拙的,笨拙的人zany扎尼,扎尼的,扎尼特,诙谐

Examples

  • There were stomachs, taut and flat, but also undulating bellies, soft and bloated from the breakfast buffet.

  • Here she is in June saying “Trans politics and feminism have never been headed to the same place.”

  • Starting under Theodore Roosevelt and Howard Taft, embassies headed by career diplomats increased in number.

  • Rodriguez now headed home to his kids, as did thousands of other police parents.

  • He headed west in 1860 for health reasons and to join the gold rush in Colorado.

  • And once more, she found herself desiring to be like Janet--not only in appearance, but in soft manner and tone.

  • A few small rocks of some soft stone may be added, and in between these the Ferns are planted.

  • His face flushed with annoyance, and taking off his soft hat he began to beat it impatiently against his leg as he walked.

  • The delicious soft rains set in early, promising a good grain year.

  • But he forgot the stagnant town, the bald-headed man at the club window, the organ and "The Manola."

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